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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1902

Page

9

DivorCe Suit Against Glark In Superior Court

Mrs. Clark filed a libel for divorce in the Superior Court against Ed mond R R Clark a Boston society man and dry goods merchant at the Bartol Hotel Back Bay. She seeks $10 000 alimony attaching his property and accuses him of cruelty intoxication and adultery with several women including Carrie G Stephens. Married Newark New Jersey Sept 21 1880 the couple have been separated. The case may be reached at the next term with spicy testimony expected. General Edgar R Champlin represents Clark who has extensive New York connections.

Edmond RR. Clark Bartol Back Bay Clark Dry Goods Commission New York Boston Milk Street Carrie G. Stephenson Newark N. J

M Namee Hearing Postponed In Cambridge City Case

Mayor McNamee and Building Superintendent Gray appeared with counsel before Judge Morton in a Cambridge Supreme Court session. The petition for a writ of prohibition to halt the hearing on public buildings administration was postponed for one week. General Champlin suggested the matter might be settled out of court if specifications are provided.

McNamee Gray Cambridge Francis P. Curran Edgar R. Champlin Morton Supreme Court Public Buildings Department Champlin

Mrs Emily Van derbilt Weds ex-convict in Troy

Mrs Emily Van derbilt, former wife of Jacob Hand Vanderbilt, married Charlies P Hall at the Troy House after arriving from New York. Hall has just completed an 18 year forgery sentence at Dannemora prison. The couple's tie follows prior family feuds and a 1893 divorce settlement.

Troy N. Y Emily Vanderbilt Jacob Hand Vanderbilt New York Troy House Charlies P. Hall Dannemora Vanderbilt Jacob Vanderbilt Grymes Hill Staten Island Commodore Vanderbilt

Orphans in Western India Seek Aid as Funds Exhausted

A cable from the American Board missionaries in western India to the Boston board says famine relief funds are exhausted, leaving about 2000 orphans without support. This group joins 1300 other overseen orphans who still have partial aid. Missionaries warn they cannot abandon the children and must have help, drawing on their own low salaries.

Missionaries of the American Board India Boston Board Boston America

Fire alarm sounds at six story brick building blaze

An alarm near 6 o clock yesterday for a serious fire at 11 Eliot Street, a six story brick building owned by Charles H. Gill and Scamen, with the upper floor occupied by Massachusetts Manufacturing Company. Firemen battled dense smoke and a second alarm was sent. The blaze remained confined to the origin floor and was brought under control. Loss is estimated at 400 and cause is unknown.

Eliot Street Charles H. Gill Scamen Massachusetts Manufacturing Company

Vessels Engage Harbor Hustle on a Red Letter Day

Captain John Nugent of the Gladiator led a busy harbor session towing four masted Agnes Manning and Estelle Phinney plus the three masted Helen H Benedict. The Red Star fleet brought in Marie Palmer and William C Carnegie while Katahdin added 1,066,000 feet of lumber from Georgetown under Captain Doane. Norseman, Cambrian, and Consuelo movements filled the port with activity.

John Nugent Red Star Gladiator Vineyard Haven L. A. Plummer City Point Silas Meloon New York Hurricane Island Estelle Phinney Helen H. Benedict Nugent Charles A. W. Chesterton William C. Carnegie William H. Gallison Red Star Line Marie Palmer Helen W. Martin Georgetown D. C Llewellyn Doane Gate City Lewis Pier Savannah Evans Norseman Llness Custom House Horace W. Folger London Charles K. Nelson Hullyla Penobscot Pierce Winterport Agnes Manning Pearce Mary F. Barrett Sargent Ross Carlisle William C._ Carnegie Reed Baltimore Foster Oy Point Thomas H. Lawrence Kelly Perth Amboy Phinney Newport News Brockett Cto Hokendauqua Wentworth Perth Am Berty Plymouth Hand Port Johnson N. J Gypsum King Blizzard Georges Creek Portsmouth N. H Nuent Blanche Doane Ynn Vesta Kemp Salem Buckler Pallas Portlan James Woolley Guilmet

Storm bound tugs and harbor fleet bustle at Portland port

New York ships arrived with pilots from Louise No 2 Cape Cod station Hayward etc amid thick snow delaying Mancunia destined to Norfolk and Bluefields. Fourteen tugs with barges entered. nine arrived with nine barges. a large fleet anchored off Nobska with five master and three master vessels. George W Wells not making Newport News due to severe weather. Abes sinia reaches Portland from Hamburg. Bonavista delayed two hours from Halifax due to gale and propeller mishap. numerous schooners and tugs listed with towing barges as dockwork remains heavy.

New York James Murdock Louise Cape Cod Lefray Leylander Caledonian London Atson Dolliver Allan Corean Glasgow William Abbott Bonavista Halifax McMilan Liberty Mancunia Norfolk Bluefields Catawissa Gettysburg Carlisle Reading Coal Company Oshua Lovett Stone Fort Nobska Portland Hamburg Mystic Wharf Fred Geralt, Jr John Fawcett George W. Wells Newport News Nantucket Lewis Wharf Foepele Georgie Nicol Liverpool Philadelphian Boston Tranter Caledonian Rant

Shipping News Miniature Allmanac.FPEB Item

Shipping notices list multiple arrivals with steamers Caledonian Tranter Yor orean Stewart and others arriving Feb 4 6 7 13 to various destinations. Cargo includes merchandise passengers and lumber with ports like London Glasgow Philadelphia Baltimore and Mayaguez cited. Ships include Bay State Oliver City of Gloucester and Path Finder among others.

Caledonian

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